There is a lot of discussion about the blogosphere and a lack of advertising right now. Most of it has been sparked from a post by Greg Sargent, in which some of the top liberal bloggers voice their displeasure with progressive organizations not spending advertising money on blogs. I know first hand that running these […]
“The President is wrong and he knows it!” That’s the words of Nancy Pelosi in her response to Bush’s little presser this morning. According to McJoan at Daily Kos there are a lot more House Democrats now siding with the law on this. This is great news. Hopefully the Senate will take notice and the […]
That is a big no-no, but it sure doesn’t seem to stop the GOP and an employee of Steve Chabot’s staff. All the details over at Daily Kos.
There is a nice list compiled over at Daily Kos of some other classy comments by Matthews, Check them out then use the link at the bottom of their post to tell MSNBC how you feel about this.
Today was a rather interesting day in the blogosphere. It appears that Susan Collin’s people are upset that citizens are video taping her at public rally’s. As matter of fact, this was posted today on Maine Web Report: Markos Moulitsas’s hate-site The Daily Kos, the foul-mouthed fem-blog FiredogLake, and other ‘netroots’ extremists like MoveOn.org, have […]
Not a pardon, but rather he commuted the sentence. That means no jail for Scooter. Bush says he felt the punishment was too harsh. So is that saying that lying about a blow job is a worse crime than lying under oath regarding the outing of a CIA agent? It appears so. Bush just handed […]
I first started this blog almost 14 months ago. I was not one of the political bloggers that came from a site like Daily Kos or MyDD, instead I just went out and did it. I have always had a deep passion for politics, and that was one of my motivations to jump into the […]
North Korea has test fired a seventh missile and the Security Council is now getting ready for an emergency session regarding the tensions: The UN Security Council will hold an emergency session Wednesday morning to discuss at Japan’s request North Korea’s missile tests, officials said. Outraged over the pre-dawn test-firing of six missiles by its […]
Time for that Sunday Morning Line-up. I am compiling these myself now since the WaPo is slow to get them up: Late Edition With Wolf Blitzer: Dr. Mowaffak al-Rubaie: Iraqi national security adviser Sen. Jack Reed: D-Rhode Island, Armed Services Committee member Sen. Arlen Specter: R-Pennsylvania, Judiciary Committee chairman Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt: Deputy director, […]
Here is something that is a silent buzz on the internet right now. I think in part because many people do not know how to really react to it: Rep. John P. Murtha (Pa.), one of the Democrats’ leading antiwar voices, startled his political colleagues yesterday by announcing he would seek a senior leadership position […]